Dan Lenard, , WoVOCon
World Voices Organization® conferences are known for providing powerful insights and fostering the exchange of knowledge among voiceover talents. These conferences bring together professionals from various levels of experience and expertise within the voiceover industry, including voice actors of every level of achievement.
By attending World Voices conferences, voiceover talents have the opportunity to share the knowledge in an intimate format designed by the attendees themselves. These events cover a wide range of topics relevant to the voiceover field, such as vocal techniques, character development, script interpretation, studio booths, marketing and branding, audio production, and industry trends.
The conferences also facilitate networking and collaboration among voice actors, allowing them to connect with peers, share experiences, and learn from one another. This exchange of knowledge and insights helps to enhance the overall understanding and skill set of participants, regardless of their level of experience. I’ve never left a WoVOCon without a plethora of Golden Nuggets I look forward to applying in my regular studio days.
In addition to the educational aspects, World Voices unconferences build community, by relying on the attendees to set the agenda for the topics that will be shared. The conference this year takes up the spirit of FaffCon…the legendary yearly meeting that ran out of steam after 9 years. Many expressed the desire to resurrect the format of FaffCon, and this year, WoVO takes on that mantle. These conferences contribute to the professional growth and development of voiceover talents by exposing them to new ideas, techniques, and industry best practices. Don’t forget, the time spent with each other between sessions and during meals is remarkable time well spent in bonding with others and sympathizing with each others goals and issues.
Overall, World Voices conferences serve as a platform for voiceover talents to expand their knowledge, gain valuable insights, and connect with others in the industry, ultimately enhancing their skills and contributing to the growth and advancement of the voiceover community as a whole.
What can YOU contribute to the overall insight of WoVO?…..“You talkin’ to me?”
Click here to register for WoVOCon VIII in Chicago in October.
